CURTIS ROY GLISSON

Curtis Roy Glisson provides specialized professional and technical services tailored to federal administrative and operational needs, with a focus on contract closeout, financial de-obligation, and compliance documentation. The contractor’s core capabilities center on federal financial stewardship, regulatory adherence, and post-award administrative support, ensuring seamless transition and accountability in government-funded initiatives. Their technical expertise lies in federal grant and contract lifecycle management, particularly in the closure phase, where precision in fund reconciliation, audit readiness, and documentation integrity is critical. This specialization distinguishes them as a trusted partner for agencies requiring meticulous end-of-contract governance. The contractor has delivered services to the Department of Education, primarily supporting the administrative closure of federal awards. This engagement reflects a focused relationship centered on ensuring compliance with federal financial regulations and proper disposition of unobligated funds. Their work supports the department’s mission to maintain fiscal responsibility and transparency in education funding programs. Operating under NAICS 541990, the contractor specializes in niche professional services that bridge administrative oversight and federal compliance, positioning them within the broader ecosystem of government contract administration and financial accountability services. They serve as a support function for agencies managing complex grant portfolios, offering precision in documentation and regulatory alignment rather than technical or programmatic delivery. Curtis Roy Glisson is structured as a 2J entity, indicating a small business with individual ownership, and is based in Auburn, Alabama. While no formal government certifications are currently listed, their operational model emphasizes reliability, regulatory knowledge, and attention to detail in federal financial closeout processes. Their geographic presence supports localized federal engagement, particularly in education and administrative support sectors.